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| May I ask you a slightly unusual question? There is an idiom in my native language. It could be translated into English literally as “Friday comes seven times a week” or “Seven Fridays a week” (I’m not sure). We say that about a person who frequently changes his decisions or opinion. I wonder, if there’s in English any expression for such kind of behavior? Thanks! :) |
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| Here are a couple. For a person: "He was as changeable as a chameleon." For opinions: "His opinions were as changeable as the weather." His mind was as changeable as spring weather. http://www.geocities.com/helen_cs_1999/idioms.html 8) |
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Welcome to the forum. :D 8) |
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